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Scott Barry (College Stats) - 1985 NFL Draft Pick #168 by SF

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Scott Barry - 1985 NFL Draft

College: University of Nebraska

Position: Offensive Tackle

Height/Weight: 6'5", 300 lbs

College Stats:

  • Games Played: 36
  • Starts: 24
  • Key Highlights:
    • Part of a dominant offensive line that helped Nebraska achieve a high rushing average.
    • Known for strong pass protection and run-blocking skills.

Strengths:

  • Size and Strength: At 6'5" and 300 lbs, Barry possesses the ideal size for an NFL offensive tackle, providing both strength and stability.
  • Footwork: Demonstrated excellent footwork and agility, allowing him to handle speed rushers effectively.
  • Technique: Solid technique in both run blocking and pass protection, with good hand placement and leverage.
  • Durability: Played in multiple high-pressure games, showcasing resilience and the ability to perform under pressure.

Areas for Improvement:

  • Consistency: Needs to work on maintaining consistent performance throughout games; can sometimes lose focus.
  • Speed: While agile for his size, he may struggle against quicker edge rushers in the NFL.
  • Experience: Limited exposure to pro-style offenses may require an adjustment period in the transition to the NFL.

Draft Projection:

Scott Barry was projected to be selected in the 2nd to 4th round of the 1985 NFL Draft, with many teams valuing his potential as a starting offensive tackle.

Conclusion:

Scott Barry was viewed as a promising prospect with the physical attributes and skill set to develop into a reliable offensive lineman at the professional level. Teams were particularly interested in his ability to contribute to both running and passing plays, making him a versatile addition to any offensive line.